The Immigrant Cafe

Name: The Immigrant Cafe
Address: 45, B Block, Inner Circle, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Telephone: +919958291119
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.1

1349 votes

#23 of 3172 pubs & bars in New Delhi

Indian, Vegetarian options

Open now 12PM - 12AM

$$$$ Price range per person INR 1,300

45, B Block, Inner Circle

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Rajiv Chowk

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In case the rain took you by surprise during the promenade around Central Park at Connaught Place, stop by this bar. Indian cuisine is what The Immigrant Cafe boasts. Come to this place for a break and order perfectly cooked fried cheese, dal makhani and spiced kebabs. Do not go away without tasting good orange cookies, orange dessert and chocolate cookies. Here you can have delicious draft beer, liqueur or mint mojito. Great iced green tea, iced coffee or creamy smoothies will make your meal even more delicious and you'll surely come back.

Select between indoor and outdoor seating. Most guests mention that the staff is knowledgeable. If you want to enjoy fine service, you should go to this spot. From the visitors' viewpoint, prices are low. The homey decor and lovely ambiance let clients feel relaxed here.

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Aditya Kaloya 10 days ago on Zomato

Even though we booked it through the zomato carnival, the offer was only applicable to mocktails and no food platter or snacks

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Tanay Nigam 25 days ago on Zomato

Ms. Sonam was a great service. loves the greek salad and watermelon ginger mocktail .. would come again..great house music I loved

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Pranav Kumar a month ago on Zomato

I dropped by The Immigrant Cafe in CP last weekend, lured by its travel-themed vibe and the promise of a diverse menu. Tucked away on the first floor of the Inner Circle, it’s a bit of a climb to get there, but once you’re in, the ambiance hits you right away. The decor’s got this quirky, wanderlust feel—think rustic furniture, patterned walls, and cage lamps dangling overhead. It’s cozy enough, with a small outdoor section that’s a nice touch if you’re into people-watching, though the view isn’t exactly postcard-worthy.The menu’s a bit of a globe-trotter itself, bouncing between North Indian, Italian, Continental, and even some Mediterranean options. I started with the Hara Bhara Kebab, and it was a solid pick—juicy, well-spiced, and paired with a mint chutney that had a good kick. Next up, I went for the Sadda Punjab Pizza, which sounded intriguing. It’s a fusion deal with tandoori toppings on a thin crust, and while the flavors were bold, the base could’ve been crispier. Still, it’s a fun twist if you’re in the mood to experiment. For mains, I tried the Rogan Josh—rich, aromatic, and tender, though the portion felt a tad small for the price. Paired it with some garlic naan, which was perfectly fluffy and loaded with that garlicky goodness.Pros • Diverse Menu: Offers a mix of Modern Indian, Italian, Continental, European, and Chinese cuisines, so there’s something for every palate—great for groups with varied tastes. • Unique Ambiance: The travel-themed decor with rustic furniture and an open courtyard creates a cozy, Instagram-worthy vibe that stands out in bustling CP. • Location: Centrally located in Inner Circle, Connaught Place, making it easy to access via metro (near Rajiv Chowk) or a quick stroll from nearby offices and shops. • Outdoor Seating: The small outdoor area is a bonus for enjoying Delhi’s milder weather, offering a relaxed, airy feel. • Drinks Selection: A well-stocked bar with cocktails, beers, and their signature Immi Cafe Masala Chai adds versatility—perfect for a casual drink or a meal.Cons • Service Speed: Service can be inconsistent—sometimes slow even when the place isn’t crowded, which might test your patience if you’re in a rush. • Pricing: Not the cheapest spot in CP; meals lean toward mid-to-high range (₹1,000-₹1,500 for two), which might feel steep for the portion sizes or quality on some dishes. • Entrance: The approach via a narrow staircase from the Inner Circle isn’t the most inviting or accessible, especially for those with mobility issues. • Hit-or-Miss Food: While some dishes shine, others (like desserts or certain mains) can be underwhelming, lacking consistency across the menu. • Crowd Levels: Can be surprisingly quiet on weekends, which might kill the buzz if you’re expecting a lively scene, or get cramped during peak hours.Dishes to Die ForThese are standout items that could make the visit memorable, based on bold flavors or unique execution: • Sadda Punjab Pizza: A fusion masterpiece with tandoori toppings on a thin crust—spicy, smoky, and packed with North Indian flair. It’s quirky enough to leave an impression. • Rara Gosht: A rich, slow-cooked mutton dish with intense spices and tender meat—perfect for those who crave a hearty, flavorful punch. • Hara Bhara Kebab: Juicy, spiced veggie patties with a crisp exterior, served with tangy mint chutney—a vegetarian gem that’s hard to resist.Value for Money DishesThese offer good bang for your buck, balancing cost, portion, and taste: • Paneer Tikka Lababdar: Creamy, spiced paneer in a tomato gravy with naan or rice—satisfying and reasonably priced for the quality (around ₹300-₹400). • Dal Makhani: A classic, buttery lentil dish that’s filling and pairs well with naan or rice—typically under ₹300, making it a steal in CP. • Immi Cafe Masala Chai: At around ₹100-₹150, this spiced, aromatic tea is a budget-friendly treat that delivers on flavor and warmth.Dishes Your Wife Will LoveThese lean toward comforting, flavorful, or visually appealing options that might appeal broadly (assuming a mix of preferences): • Pasta (Alfredo or Pink Sauce): Creamy, comforting, and customizable—ideal if she enjoys Italian with a smooth, indulgent twist (around ₹400-₹500). • Banjara Chicken: Smoky, succulent chicken with bold spices and a rustic charm—great if she loves flavorful North Indian fare with a bit of flair. • Caesar Salad with Grilled Chicken: Light, fresh, and well-executed with juicy chicken—a safe yet delicious pick if she prefers something healthy yet tasty.

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